There's a new sport gaining popularity across the globe, transit speedrunning, and today we'll take a deep dive into what it takes to speedrun BART. On the latest edition of BART's podcast series “Hidden Tracks: Stories from BART” Chief Communications Officer Alicia Trost speaks with three guests who have set records speedrunning BART.
A speedrun is the total time it takes to travel through all 50 BART stations. It's a race against the clock to ride every BART line as fast as possible. Ameen DaCosta (TRANSOC co-president, UC Berkeley CEE and DCRP master student), Enzo Wu, and Adam,...
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ITS affiiate Dan Chatman, associate professor and chair, Department of City and Regional Planning, UC Berkeley joins the conversation on KQED Forum about driverless vehicles from autonomous ride services Cruise and Waymo can already be found all over San Francisco, and they may soon become much more common if a state commission grants them permission to expand...